Re: explicit material ( Re: (OT) Perfect Blue)
to | tenchi@ml.usagi.org
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from | Shadow6865@aol.com
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subject | Re: explicit material ( Re: (OT) Perfect Blue)
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date | Wed, 1 Dec 1999 17:32:59 EST
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In a message dated 12/1/99 1:15:07 AM, j.michael@pmail.net writes:
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yep, sex is normal... PORN is immoral.
I personally find certain sex acts wrong, and I don't feel they should be
shared with children. Children should not be introduced to porn, (actually,
no one should) when it is time to introduce sex and sexual material to
children, they are no longer children.
So ergo, I do not feel children should be exposed to sexually explicit
material.
Next you will tell us masturbation causes blindness, right? If you
find PORN immoral that is fine, don't watch it but do not prevent or lecture
anyone who wants to watch porn. It's a personal decision that people can make
for themselves.
Violence and sexual material are completely different, and saying what is
good criteria for violence should equal the criteria for sexual material is
absurd.
Yes and no. I would rather have a little kid watch something with sex
in it rather than a violence filled movie like Die Hard.
Exposure of violence to children should try to be kept to a minimum, wheras
sexual material should not enter a child's criteria anywhere.
I agree with your statement about violence but disagree with your
statement about sex. Sex is wonderful, natural, and dare I say it
FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!! (not that I know from experience ;) Kids need to learn about
sex early on so they can tell the difference between what it right and wrong
for someone to do to them. Kids learn about sex at a younger age these days
so might as well tell them the truth about it.
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